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mine is a funny word,Chub or pinch
ie im going to chub your bum (usually said to my kids not random strangers)
Ooooooo your bum is chubalious
your so chuberly
i say all these phases about fifty times a day to my kids
yes i think you would be serious . especially when it comes to eric.... mmmm i droool just thinking of him. i told my boyfriend that i was going to chub his bum, and he looked at me with a strange look. i explained to him that it meant pinch at which point he said DONT YOU DARE!!!! lol he cracks me up.
Osculate
It means to Kiss. it also means:(of a curve or surface) Touch (another curve or surface) so as to have a common tangent at the point of contact.
But i think i like the kiss meaning better.
i'm going to Osculate my boyfriend. (but first i'll tell him just to see what he says!!)tee hee.
It means to Kiss. it also means:(of a curve or surface) Touch (another curve or surface) so as to have a common tangent at the point of contact.
But i think i like the kiss meaning better.
i'm going to Osculate my boyfriend. (but first i'll tell him just to see what he says!!)tee hee.
oh crap i forgot todays word!!!!!
Scuttlebutt
A nautical term meaning rumor or gossip.
hmmm i'm not sure how to put this in a sentence.
(i heard a scuttlebutt that....nah i don't think that works)
lol i can hardly type this i'm giggling.
Scuttlebutt
A nautical term meaning rumor or gossip.
hmmm i'm not sure how to put this in a sentence.
(i heard a scuttlebutt that....nah i don't think that works)
lol i can hardly type this i'm giggling.
ah yes that one works.... i like that. or
"don't worry about that it's just scuttlebutt"... hmmm i might thingk about that one more, but i think i like yours better Nicola.
well while i'm here i may as well provide you with todays word.
humdinger
it's Slang for:
1. something unusually large eg: a humdinger of a recession
2. an excellent person or thing eg: a humdinger of a party
"don't worry about that it's just scuttlebutt"... hmmm i might thingk about that one more, but i think i like yours better Nicola.
well while i'm here i may as well provide you with todays word.
humdinger
it's Slang for:
1. something unusually large eg: a humdinger of a recession
2. an excellent person or thing eg: a humdinger of a party
lol are you serious. people say that??!!! i thought us aussies were weird!
http://www.koalanet.com.au/australian...
take a look at the slang used in australia. you'll see what i mean then.
my favourite
Galah
loud, rudely behaved person, an insult (a galah is a loud bird)
http://www.koalanet.com.au/australian...
take a look at the slang used in australia. you'll see what i mean then.
my favourite
Galah
loud, rudely behaved person, an insult (a galah is a loud bird)
LOL I said foos yer do's to my brother and the look on his face was priceless!!!!!
but i think we have started something. my brother has gone to his boyfriend with all these words..and on facebook, and to his friends...lol soon it will be part of everyday language and my evil plan will be complete... mwahahahaha
but i think we have started something. my brother has gone to his boyfriend with all these words..and on facebook, and to his friends...lol soon it will be part of everyday language and my evil plan will be complete... mwahahahaha
Hahahaha my bestie uses the world ding bat and then i started to use it and now the whole population of year 8'2 137 students use it from time to time. LOLZ!
that can be the word for today!
Dingbat
here is a bit of history:
originally a dingbat is an ornament, character or spacer used in typesetting, sometimes more formally known as a "printer's ornament" or "printer's character".The term continues to be used in the computer industry to describe fonts that have symbols and shapes in the positions designated for alphabetical or numeric characters.(hence the name of the font wingdings).
however in slang a dingbat is a weird thing, person or situation, a person considered stupid or foolish.
i call people dingbats daily, but i didn't know about where the word came from!
Dingbat
here is a bit of history:
originally a dingbat is an ornament, character or spacer used in typesetting, sometimes more formally known as a "printer's ornament" or "printer's character".The term continues to be used in the computer industry to describe fonts that have symbols and shapes in the positions designated for alphabetical or numeric characters.(hence the name of the font wingdings).
however in slang a dingbat is a weird thing, person or situation, a person considered stupid or foolish.
i call people dingbats daily, but i didn't know about where the word came from!
flummoxed
Confused, perplexed or flustered
that's how i felt today, after i found out that my work is reviewing their internet policy, and possibly blocking Goodreads!!
Stay tuned and i'll let you know how i go!
Confused, perplexed or flustered
that's how i felt today, after i found out that my work is reviewing their internet policy, and possibly blocking Goodreads!!
Stay tuned and i'll let you know how i go!
WHY!?!?!?! NO!!!!!!!! That would be a crime to block goodreads! Well they did at our school cause 2 girls out of 900 had a massive fight on it using the school computers......
yeah i feel guilty, i spend 80% of my time on here. i should be working, except i have no work to do. i'm a receptionist on a secured floor... i only have to answer the phone occaisonally process the mail and until someone gives me work i'm going to spend my time on goodreads! who knew you could get sic of solitare!!! lol
flummoxed!!! i tell you!!! what do i do now if they do block it!!!????
flummoxed!!! i tell you!!! what do i do now if they do block it!!!????
nudiustertian
No its got nothing to do with nudity at all!!!!!!
It means the day before yesterday
tee hee
No its got nothing to do with nudity at all!!!!!!
It means the day before yesterday
tee hee
lollygagging
I'm reading artemis foul at the moment.
and one of the characters said "stop lollygagging"
(at which point i giggled). but i had used it before not knowing the meaning (which i quite often do... hence i started this thread)
Anyways it means to
to loaf; to loiter.
I'm reading artemis foul at the moment.
and one of the characters said "stop lollygagging"
(at which point i giggled). but i had used it before not knowing the meaning (which i quite often do... hence i started this thread)
Anyways it means to
to loaf; to loiter.
ingurgitate
gorge: overeat or eat immodestly; make a pig of oneself; "She stuffed herself at the dinner"; "The kids binged on ice cream"
to swallow up greedily or in large amounts; gulp; gorge; guzzle
gorge: overeat or eat immodestly; make a pig of oneself; "She stuffed herself at the dinner"; "The kids binged on ice cream"
to swallow up greedily or in large amounts; gulp; gorge; guzzle
Abligurition:
excessive spending on food and drink.
Hmm i wonder if this word works for books too!!!
excessive spending on food and drink.
Hmm i wonder if this word works for books too!!!
thought I'd try another scots one,Fit like?
Means how are you doing
when i use it i always say
fit likey!
Masticate
1. to chew (food)
2. to reduce (materials such as rubber) to a pulp by crushing, grinding, or kneading.
this one is dirtier!!!!
my mum said something about masticating my food properly, which made me giggle like a little girl!! Roflmao
1. to chew (food)
2. to reduce (materials such as rubber) to a pulp by crushing, grinding, or kneading.
this one is dirtier!!!!
my mum said something about masticating my food properly, which made me giggle like a little girl!! Roflmao






I have a favourite word that I’d like to share but I’m wondering if anybody else has a word that they use a lot or even found a word that is just odd.
Please include any big long words you may know, and scientific names will be allowed.
when posting, put the word and it’s meaning on here(of if there is too many definitions just put a link to the definition preferably using the "define:" function in google).
Don't forget to add a sample sentence for explanation purposes.
Now here is the challenge bit. Go out into the big wide world out there and use that word (yes I’m getting this idea from Sookie Stackhouse's word a day Calendar, but hey it is a good one).
Then come back and let us know the results.
It’s up to you how many times you use the word, and it’s up to you if you wish to use the word in your normal vocabulary from here on but I just thought that not only this would be an educational experience but it would be a fun one as well (imagine the looks on people faces when you use strange but actual words).
Now for the word.
Discombobulate to confuse or disconcert; upset; frustrate E.g.: The speaker was completely discombobulated by the hecklers.